What to Write About
Ms. Watson told me to write a sonnet.
I though to myself; what should I write about?
Should I write about Laura Ingles bonnet?
Should I write about a great big-ole drought?
Should I write about things I hate, or like?
What about lions, tigers, bears, oh my?
Should I explain about riding my bike?
I might decide to tell about peach pie.
I could talk about a red 44 Chevy.
I could tell you about my little green zippo,
or taking my first love out to the levy.
Should I tell you about a big grey hippo?
Should I talk about a pick or a comb?
Well, I think this concludes my sonnet poem
"The Sonnet is Versatile Poem of Fourteen Lines." Literature: An Introduction to Reading and Writing. Editor Edgar V Roberts. 9th edition. New York: Pearson, 2009. 900. Print.
Hey, very funny. I like the humor to this sonnet. I've been struggling my self to write a sonnet. The way you relate your sonnet to everyday life or the class to be more specifically that is a great way to write a sonnet. Again great and funny sonnet, also I'm not making fun of your sonnet, but rather like the humor of your sonnet.
ReplyDeleteI like your sonnet. It is very good and it also has a touch of humor to it. I like it because it is as if you wrote a sonnet without realizing it and it turned out to be very good.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it!!!! It's funny...it flows...it rhymes...it's YOU!!!!
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